Sentence examples for become feeble from inspiring English sources

It just isn't right, by God, for them to become feeble, old, and helpless sons of bitches.

When contestants try to shake off their national identity to become homogenised European singers, they become feeble American imitations.

But while Wright is obviously tradeable, Santana and Bay are not, Santana because of the enormous money he makes and his questionable health as a pitcher, Bay because his offensive numbers have become feeble.

It also implies that if the threshold energy dependence on roughness parameters become feeble then Seebeck coefficient will saturate, i.e. it will not change much with the change in roughness parameters.

After the early tales of the system's failure, "Sicko" becomes feeble, even inane.

Italy's contorted politics may make this easier.The Prodi government's hold on power is feeble (and became feebler this week after it took a drubbing in local elections, especially in the north).

What you hear is an A that becomes feebler and feebler until it disappears.

"He was a strapping, healthy person who became weak and feeble.

Another implication of an Abbott victory is that Australia's contribution to global efforts to mitigate climate change will become a feeble thing.

Though Mr. Bloomberg chose Ms. Black for her management acumen, the education officials said she had become a feeble figure within the department, frequently sitting silently in high-level meetings and deferring to lower-level aides.

So, even though the Indian state's handling of the Afzal Guru's case was disgraceful, the voice of the liberals had become too feeble, dull and predictable to intimidate the state.